linux remote copy: scp
1. Command introduction:
scp provides several options, just add it after scp
-p preserves the creation time of the source file when copying files.
-q Do not display any prompt messages when performing a file copy.
-r copies the entire directory www.2cto.com
-v When copying files, display a prompt message
2. Usage
scp filename root@remote ip:/path/
For example: scp -r /home [email protected]:/home Copy the /home
directory of the local machine
to the /home path of the remote host
Copy the
test.tar the /home/adm/ directory of the remote host 192.168.1.23, then the command is:
scp /home/test.tar [email protected]:/home/adm/ Enter the password after entering
3. Problem solving:
3.1 not a regular file
Error scp: /usr/tools: not a regular file when transferring files under linux
1: May not have permission chmod 777 2: Add -r parameter scp -r [email protected]:/usr/tools/xxxx
when using scp
3.2 permission dneide，please try again
vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
PermitRootLogin yes #Modify the parameter to yes
service sshd restart #Restart the ssh service
3.3 Confirm whether the username and password you use to log in with the ssh client are root